Servis Shoes 2026: All 1,508 Pairs Are 25% Off, and Not One Is 40%

Read from the Servis live store on 3 October 2026 · Updated every season

The Servis app opens, and the menu shouts “SALE Flat 40% Off”, you do quick maths for those pumps, and the product page says 25 percent. You check the next pair. 25 percent. The next. 25 percent. Yaar, where did the other fifteen go?

One unlucky page or the whole shop? On 3 October 2026 we read all 2,381 products Servis publishes, took out the bags, socks, wallets and clothing, and counted 1,508 adult servis shoes in stock. Every single one is cut by exactly 25 percent. Chalo, poora hisaab dekhte hain.

Is the Servis Sale Real? Every Pair Is 25 Percent Off

Of the 1,508 adult shoes in stock, 1,508 publish a previous price above today’s price, and the cut on every one of them works out to 25.0 percent. Not 24, not 26. The 305 kids shoes in stock do exactly the same.

We also checked a product page by hand. A pink women’s Ace sneaker showed Rs 2,299 struck through, Rs 1,724 to pay, and a “25% OFF” badge. At checkout you pay three quarters of the printed price.

Two more details. Every one of the 1,508 struck prices ends in 99, like Rs 2,299 or Rs 15,499, while the prices you pay end in 24, 49, 74 or 99. And a pump first listed on 2 October 2026 was “25% off” from its first day. We are not calling the struck price fake, because we read the store on one day and cannot see last month’s prices. But this is not a clearance with mixed cuts. It is one flat markdown on the whole shop, and our fake sale discounts guide explains how to read one.

Keyword Planner records 22,200 searches a month in Pakistan for “servis sale” and 22,200 for “servis shoes sale”. The honest answer, abhi, is 25 percent on everything.

Servis Shoes Prices: What Men and Women Actually Pay

After the cut, the typical adult pair costs Rs 2,999, and the typical struck price is Rs 3,999. Men pay about a thousand rupees more.

In stock on 3 October 2026, prices after the 25 percent cut. Typical means the median. Typical saving is the median rupee gap between the struck price and the price you pay.

The floor is a men’s chappal at Rs 824, down from Rs 1,099. Women start at a home chappal for Rs 899, down from Rs 1,199. The ceiling is a run of men’s formal shoes at Rs 11,624, down from Rs 15,499, which is the biggest rupee saving in the shop at Rs 3,875.

879 pairs, almost six in ten, cost Rs 1,500 to 3,499, and sirf 16 cost Rs 10,000 or more. An everyday shoe shop, not a luxury one.

Chappal, Sneakers, Formal or Heels: Which Style Costs What

Adult pairs in stock on 3 October 2026, by the house footwear style rules. The women’s sandal figure is rounded. Women’s peshawari and khussa (5 pairs), women’s flats (18) and men’s boots (4) are under 20 pairs and are left out of the ranking.

Chappal is the cheap door in for everyone, a typical Rs 1,724 for men and Rs 1,874 for women. Buying for a full ghar of cousins before Eid? Yahi rail hai, haan.

For men the ladder climbs steeply: peshawari Rs 2,624, loafers Rs 3,374, sneakers Rs 4,124 and formal shoes Rs 4,499, with a quarter of formals at Rs 5,999 or more. A shaadi pair costs roughly two and a half chappals. For women it is much flatter. Heels and pumps sit at Rs 2,474, and sneakers and loafers at Rs 2,999, so women’s sneakers cost Rs 1,125 less than men’s.

Ekisha, Don Carlos, Cheetah and the Other Servis Labels

Most people miss this: the Servis store is a building with several shops inside, and each product carries a label in its brand field.

Adult pairs in stock on 3 October 2026, grouped by the store’s own label field with capitals ignored, so “EKISHA” and “Ekisha” count as one. 32 pairs labelled “Cheetahh” share Cheetah’s product codes and are counted as Cheetah. Klara holds 11 pairs, too few to rank. Every label carries the same 25 percent cut.

Ekisha is the women’s shop, a third of everything in stock, at a typical Rs 2,099, with Ekisha Comfy beside it at Rs 3,224. The plain Servis label is mostly men’s chappals and sandals at Rs 1,874, the cheapest label in the building. On the men’s side, Don Carlos is the formal label at Rs 5,249 and holds the Rs 11,624 pairs, Mavrik is the cheaper formal look at Rs 3,374, and Ace and Cheetah are the sneaker labels at Rs 3,374 and Rs 5,999. Lark & Finch, men’s loafers and women’s heels, ties Cheetah as the dearest at Rs 5,999.

The feed spells Cheetah three ways, “Cheetah”, “CHEETAH” and “Cheetahh”. The “Cheetahh” rows use the same CH product codes, so we treat it as a typo and merge them. The YO! label on the site is kidswear, so it sits outside this table.

What Is Selling Out: Women’s Chappals, Not Men’s Anything

With one cut on every pair, the only thing that moves is stock. Of 1,651 adult shoes listed, 143 are sold out, which is 8.7 percent. Low, but look who they are.

Women’s shoes do nearly all the selling out. Men’s sneakers, formals, loafers, sandals and peshawaris have lost nothing.

Women: 138 of 906 listed are sold out, 15.2 percent. Men: 5 of 745, 0.7 percent. All five men’s pairs are chappals.

Price matters too. 62 of the 193 pairs priced under Rs 1,500 are gone, nearly a third, against 54 of 517 at Rs 1,500 to 2,499 and nothing at all from Rs 5,000 up. The cheap women’s chappal is the item Servis cannot keep on the shelf. Agar woh chahiye, abhi le lo.

Sizes: Nearly Every Pair Still Has Every Size

Now the good news. Of the 1,508 adult pairs in stock, 1,410 still have every size the store publishes, which is 93.5 percent, and only 2 are down to a single size.

The store mixes two size systems. 523 men’s pairs use EU sizes and 217 use UK sizes, and on the women’s side 663 use EU and 105 use UK. Each listing is one colour, so the options are sizes.

The store publishes only orderable sizes, so this counts where a size can still be ordered, not where one sold out.

Men, if you wear 40 to 44 you are covered on about 97 to 99 percent of EU sized pairs. Size 45 is still orderable on 70.6 percent and size 39 on only 22.2 percent. On the 217 UK sized pairs, sizes 7 to 10 are orderable on 99 to 100 percent and size 11 on just 36.4 percent. Big feet, yaar, check first.

Women, EU sizes 36 to 41 are each orderable on about 98 to 99 percent of the 663 EU sized pairs. On the 105 UK sized pairs, sizes 3 to 8 run from 83.8 to 98.1 percent, and sizes 9, 10 and 11 appear on only 10 pairs. Too small to lean on.

How Old Is the Discounted Stock?

Usually the oldest stock gets the deepest cuts. Not here.

Adult pairs in stock on 3 October 2026, by the date the listing was created. Three more pairs date from 2019, too few for a row, and 2021 is a small sample.

286 pairs in stock were first listed before 2025, and all 286 sit at the same 25 percent as a pump listed this week. The oldest is a Mavrik moccasin first listed on 27 March 2019, now Rs 4,874 down from Rs 6,499. Old stock cheaper? Sorry jaan, nahi.

The other end is busy. 224 pairs in stock were created on or after 1 September 2026, and 150 of them carry a creation date of 2 October 2026, the day before we read the store. Every one of the 224 is already at 25 percent off. A flat markdown, not a clearance.

Servis Against Bata, Borjan, Ndure, Stylo and Hush Puppies

Searches for “service shoes” in Pakistan run at 135,000 a month, because people spell it the way they say it. Whatever you type, here is where the brand sits among six shoe stores read on the same day.

Same footwear rules for every brand, all read on 3 October 2026. Adult shoes in stock with a rupee price, typical is the median price after any cut, and “every size orderable” is the share of multi size pairs with no size missing. Stylo lists more products than its store lets anyone page through, so its row comes from the first 25,000 of its catalogue records.

On price, Servis is the second cheapest of the six, behind only Stylo and a little under the Rs 3,190 middle of all six pooled. Its men’s typical of Rs 3,524 is below Ndure’s Rs 3,849, Borjan’s Rs 4,500 and Bata’s Rs 4,999.

On discounts it is the odd one out: the only brand with every pair reduced, and the only one whose deepest cut equals its typical cut. Bata reduces just 22.5 percent of its pairs, but by a typical 50 percent. So Servis gives a small, sure saving on anything, the others a bigger saving on whatever is left. Dono ka apna hisaab hai. On sizes nobody comes close. The full stories are in our Ndure shoes guide and Stylo shoes sale guide.

How to Shop Servis Shoes Without Overthinking It

1. Budget on 25 percent, not 40. Every pair in the catalogue was cut by exactly 25 percent on 3 October 2026. Multiply the struck price by 0.75 and that is your bill.
2. Pick the label before the pair. Servis and Ekisha for everyday prices, Mavrik for a cheaper formal look, Don Carlos for the dearest formal pair, Ace and Cheetah for sneakers.
3. Women’s chappals first. 19 percent of them are already sold out, and cheap pairs under Rs 1,500 go fastest.
4. Check EU or UK sizing on the page. The store uses both, and a UK 7 is not an EU 37.
5. Do not wait for older stock to get cheaper. A 2019 pair and an October 2026 pair carry the same cut.
6. Read the returns rules before you pay. We did not read the Servis returns policy in this pass, so check it on the store.

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The Bottom Line on Servis Shoes

Servis runs the simplest sale of the six shoe brands we read: 25 percent off everything, new or old, men’s or women’s, Rs 824 chappal or Rs 11,624 formal. The menu’s “Flat 40% Off” did not match a single product on the day we read it, so plan on 25.

The good part is that the shop is cheap and well stocked. A typical pair costs Rs 2,999, women’s heels sit at Rs 2,474 and nearly every pair still has every size. Women’s chappals are the one thing that sells out, so grab those first, and if you want a deeper cut than 25 percent, the November sales are the time to compare. Bas, itna yaad rakhna.